Maggie Slepian

2 weeks ago | travelandleisure.com | Maggie Slepian |Taylor Fox

Photo: Travel + Leisure A good set of base layers is the baseline (sorry) for most layering systems to keep you warm on any outdoor excursion. The majority of our favorites are made with a high percentage of Merino wool or other natural fibers, which feel soft next to the skin while wicking sweat and providing odor resistance during sweaty outings. We tested a range of base layers, from lightweight sun hoodies to heavier Merino layers for hiking, skiing, and staying warm around a campfire.

3 weeks ago | runnersworld.com | Maggie Slepian

Compression socks are a deceptively simple accessory with a myriad of recovery benefits for runners, travelers, and people who spend all day on their feet. The right style of compression socks can improve blood flow, which helps reduce swelling and gives your legs an active, energized feeling. There are different levels of compression, gradients, and material blends for performance or comfort.

4 weeks ago | glamourmagazine.co.uk | Maggie Slepian

I recently tried an AG1 nutritional powder (formerly known as Athletic Greens); a supplement that's all the rage on TikTok because of it's supposed ability to increase energy levels and improve gut health. At the same time as being a simple way to add vitamins and minerals to your diet. And after using a daily serving of this supplement for a month, I actually did start to feel the benefits. I like to think I’m a fairly healthy adult. I’m very active, I don’t drink, and I typically avoid junk food.

1 month ago | glamour.com | Maggie Slepian

I recently tried AG1 (specifically from Athletic Greens) which are all the rage on TikTok because they supposedly increase energy levels, help with gut health, and add vitamins and minerals to your diet. And after using a daily serving of this supplement for a month, I actually did start to feel the benefits. I like to think I’m a fairly healthy adult. I'm very active, I don’t drink, and I typically avoid junk food. I’m far from perfect though.

1 month ago | runnersworld.com | Maggie Slepian |Ali Ball

For many of us, a decent portion of our day has us wearing our leggings. We may head to a pilates class or out for a run, and then take care of errands, go to work, or meet up with friends. Not only do leggings need to be comfortable, supportive, wicking, and flattering (yes!), they should also have some level of functionality. What’s better than a pair of comfortable, supportive, wicking, and flattering running tights? Ones with built-in, secure, and discreet pockets.